Oddspedia – Advertising & Affiliate Disclosure
Oddspedia exists to help sports fans and bettors make better-informed choices through odds comparison, independent reviews, betting insights, predictions, and educational guides.
Why does Oddspedia have commercial partnerships?
Everything on Oddspedia is free to use, but running our website and app costs money. Those costs include our reviews, the research behind our analysis and reporting, and the ongoing development of our tools, data feeds, and technology.
To keep our services free for our community, we earn income from advertising and commercial agreements. This includes affiliate arrangements with bookmakers, casinos, and prediction market platforms.
This page sets out how those arrangements work and how we keep them separate from our editorial content.
How does Oddspedia earn money?
- Affiliate links: A uniquely coded link that lets our partners know a visitor arrived via Oddspedia. If that visitor takes a qualifying action, such as opening an account or making a deposit, we may earn a commission, depending on the agreement in place.
- Bonus codes: A promotional code entered when signing up or depositing with a bookmaker, casino, or prediction market platform, typically to unlock a particular welcome offer or promotion. It works in the same way as an affiliate link by telling the operator that Oddspedia referred you.
- Qualifying action: A specific step a user must complete before a referral is rewarded. Depending on the partner, this might be registering an account, making a first deposit, or placing a qualifying bet. The precise requirements are set out in our agreement with each operator.
Our earnings come at no cost to you
Using an Oddspedia affiliate link or bonus code does not add to what you pay. The terms, odds, bonuses, eligibility criteria, and any other conditions attached to an offer are set entirely by the third-party operator.
We also negotiate exclusive deals with partners that can give you better offers than you would find elsewhere online.
The specific arrangement differs from partner to partner and may take one of these forms:
- Affiliate commissions: Oddspedia may receive a set fee when a user completes a qualifying action with a partner.
- Revenue-share agreements: In some cases, our payment is linked to the ongoing activity generated through a partnership.
- Advertising: Businesses may pay us to display adverts across our website, apps, newsletters, and other products.
- Sponsored or featured placements: Partners may pay for extra prominence in areas set aside for promotions or advertising.
Our editorial independence
Our commercial partnerships have no bearing on Oddspedia’s editorial views, reviews, ratings, predictions, recommendations, or news reporting. All content is produced in line with our editorial standards, with the aim of being useful, accurate, and open.
Having a commercial relationship with an operator does not guarantee it favourable coverage. Our testing approach is designed to be fair, and we apply it equally to every bookmaker, casino, or prediction market platform we feature.
Sponsored content and advertising placements
Oddspedia may carry adverts, sponsored articles, branded campaigns, featured offers, and other paid placements. Where this is the case, we separate them from our independent editorial content wherever appropriate.
Commercial arrangements may also affect which operators or offers appear in promotional areas, but payment alone never determines our editorial judgement. Paid material may carry labels such as Sponsored, Advertisement, Promoted, Partner Content, or similar.
Advertisers can pay for visibility, but they cannot buy favourable independent coverage, reviews, test results, or recommendations.
How we work with operators
We take care to work only with partners we believe our community can rely on. We do not have a relationship with every gambling operator in every market. Sometimes that is our own choice not to work with a particular operator. In other cases it is down to legal or regulatory requirements, or because the operator has chosen not to work with affiliates.
Unless we say otherwise, Oddspedia does not operate any of the third-party bookmakers, casinos, prediction market platforms, or other gambling products mentioned on our site.
Once you click through to a third-party operator, your relationship is with that operator. Its terms and conditions, privacy practices, eligibility rules, safer gambling tools, and other policies govern your use of its services.
Oddspedia has no control over whether an operator accepts your registration, deposit, withdrawal, bet, or any other transaction.
Our commitment to openness
We believe you have a right to know how Oddspedia makes money and when a commercial relationship may be involved.
Income from advertising and affiliate partnerships lets us keep investing in betting journalism, data, odds, tools, analysis, and other resources for our users. Maintaining your trust also means keeping a clear divide between our commercial interests and our independent editorial judgement.
Whenever Oddspedia may be paid as a result of your interaction with a partner, we aim to make that relationship clear and easy to spot.
Questions about this disclosure?
If you would like to know more about Oddspedia’s advertising practices, affiliate relationships, or this disclosure, please get in touch using the contact details published on Oddspedia.com.
This Advertising & Affiliate Disclosure should be read alongside our Terms of Service, Privacy Policy, safer gambling information, and any other relevant Oddspedia policies.
